The Abstinent CEO's Loss of Control

90s Northeast: No More Doormats

Set in a 1990s coal mining town in Northeast China, the story follows Wang Dazhu, a kind-hearted young man who has long been treated as a doormat by his friends and relatives. He once covered for his cousin at work, only to lose his formal job and all the betrothal money he saved for his wedding. After this heavy loss, Dazhu decides to stand up for himself. Using the straightforward, bold manner typical of Northeast locals, he fends off greedy folks and makes hilarious blunders along the way, finally gaining his own dignity and true love.

5 months ago

Reborn in the 1970s: I Tore Up My City Return Permit

In her past life, sent-down youth Su Wan abandoned her childhood sweetheart fiancé Lin Jianjun for a city return notice, only to end up lonely in her old age. Waking up on the eve of submitting her resettlement application, she publicly tears up the approved permit and declares she will stay in the countryside. Facing her family's reproach and the production team's difficulties, she refuses to compromise for the chance to return to the city, vowing to protect her love and reclaim the happiness she missed in her last life.

6 months ago

The Capitalist Matriarch's Mind-Reading Chaos: The Family's Uprising

Lin Chuqiu, a formidable business tycoon, rules her family with an iron fist—her son tiptoes around her, her daughter-in-law hides grievances behind smiles, her grandson secretly abandons the “heir” label to pursue coding, and even the nanny dares not speak truth. One day, she gains mind-reading ability: she hears her son mutter, “Mom’s harder than any client,” her daughter-in-law seethe, “Biased old relic,” and her grandson write, “I want to go to the amusement park with Grandma, not listen to business lectures”… After fury, she stares at her empty villa and realizes her “authority wall” has shut out love. She breaks old rules: secretly enrolling her grandson in coding classes, gifting skincare to her daughter-in-law, and telling her son, “Run the company your way.” When the “iron matriarch” softens into a grandma who builds blocks, the family finally “rises”—not to rebel, but to bare their hearts: “Mom, we just want a warm family.”

8 months ago

Mutual Redemption

Lin Xiaoman, an emergency doctor, has been trapped in PTSD since failing to save her younger brother three years ago, closing her heart to all warmth. Chen Mo, a former firefighter just out of prison, lives in self-judgment as a "sinner" after a mission failure that killed his teammate. Their paths cross during a child burn emergency—Chen Mo's back rushing into the fire shatters Xiaoman's three-year-old "unfinished regret"; Xiaoman holding the dying child's hand and saying "I'm with you" mirrors the "last look of his teammate" Chen Mo dare not face. When the "afraid to love again" doctor meets the "unworthy to live" firefighter, they tear open each other's hard-shelled wounds, only to find: Redemption is never about one person lighting the other—it's two broken people, squatting in the ruins, piecing each other's fragments into a light that warms both.

8 months ago

The Scale Between Heaven and Earth

Granny Lin of the old scale shop "Fuxing Hao" in the town guards the "Heaven-Earth Scale" passed down from her ancestors, firmly believing it can "weigh the weight of people's hearts". Her grandson Xiaoman,嫌 the shop makes money too slowly, secretly contacts a livestream company to transform the old shop into a check-in spot. Until one day, a man in a black windbreaker comes with a broken scale, saying he wants to "weigh a debt from thirty years ago"—it turns out Granny once refused to use the Heaven-Earth Scale to weigh a merchant's "black-hearted goods", and the merchant, holding a grudge, took revenge but accidentally caused his own family to break apart. Now his son has come for "answers". Watching Granny tremblingly pick up the weight, Xiaoman finally understands that the scale never guarded business—it guarded the conscience passed down through generations in the scale marks. And the weight of the heart has always hung between heaven and earth.

9 months ago

Farewell to Jingzhi

Lin Shen, a deaf-mute father, spent seven years in marriage giving everything to save his leukemia-stricken daughter—selling his house, taking odd jobs, and pouring all his warmth into her chemotherapy. But the day he finally scraped together the surgery fee, he caught his wife Su Wan embracing her first love Jingzhi. It turned out she’d long despised him for “not even being able to say ‘I love you’” and had secretly embezzled their daughter’s救命钱 (life-saving money) for Jingzhi’s business. Su Wan’s humiliation during the divorce felt like a slap in the face, yet the faint sound of his daughter’s breathing in the ICU made him clench the money in his hand: his marriage became a joke, but every beat of his daughter’s heart is the reason he must keep going.

10 months ago

The Return of the Dark Moonlight

Five years ago, she fell into the abyss bearing false accusations; now she returns as the dark moonlight. Entangled in a web of past love turned rivalry, elite schemes, and emotional turmoil, she plots meticulously to tear off everyone’s masks of hypocrisy. Yet, on her path of revenge, she uncovers shocking truths far more complex than they seemed. In this fierce struggle between love and hatred, who will have the last laugh?

1 year ago

Unworthy Villagers of the White-Eyed Wolf Village

This short play tells the story of a wealthy man from the city who sacrifices fame and fortune to help his fellow villagers escape poverty. He willingly returns to his rural roots as a humble villager, only to be falsely accused by some villagers. When his true identity is revealed, he becomes the sought-after fiancé of successful female CEOs, while the villagers regret their betrayal. The story explores themes of trust, human nature, and the cost of kindness, highlighting how good intentions can sometimes be exploited and the difficulty of genuine sincerity in a complex society.

1 year ago